The only thing...Captain Wentworth wasn't quite weatherbeaten enough, wouldn't you think? But never mind, he was quite lovely.
I confess, no costumes stood out to me the first time watching it. But maybe next time I will notice more. I was quite swept away by the acting. Though I can't help laughing at Mr. Eliot's shoes in this picture. What a peacock! I loved how he carried a miniture mirror with him.
And you may recognize Anne's spencer as being worn by Kitty in the BBC mini series of Pride and Prejudice. (Or else a very similar one.)
This has got to be one of my FAVORITE movies! I agree with you, the acting was great! I love the ladies dresses.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it yet!
ReplyDeleteBut, oh, capes and horses and a man in full gallop coming to your rescue....*sigh*
I LOVED this version of Persuasion. It has to be one of my favorites of the new Austen set. The actor who plays Colonel Wentworth is so swoon-worthy!
ReplyDeleteMy mom told me yesterday that she just watched this version. she liked it a lot better than the other one. I haven't seen any of the new Jane Austen ones yet. :( some day!
ReplyDeleteYou can watch them on YouTube! That's where I ended up watching it the other night. :)
ReplyDeleteThe nice thing about that too is they are usually the full versions. I got Northanger Abbey on DVD in the Daily Mail while I was living in England, it had more parts than the version I watched here in the States. *sigh*
I'm here from Casey's Musings. You exactly got it! I *adore* this Colonel Wentworth, but he needs a sea worn tan or something to be quite accurate!
ReplyDelete(lovely blog, btw! :D)
Edit: or maybe I'm here from A Banner of Crimson? This is what I get for having so many tags up! :blush:
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite adaptation of Persuasion. Rupert Penry-Jones had a lot to do with it. ;)
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog--very cool! :)